Hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che slammed Trump for mocking religion at the National Prayer Breakfast, for the president’s weird apparent make-up line in a photograph, and for calling out California for making the entire state a “stanktuary’ (which Jost pronounced as “skantuary”), apparently meaning to say a “sanctuary state.”

As for the orangish line around Trump’s face in a photo, Jost said that it was “like the day at the nursing home when they let the residents put their own make-up on.”

Che talked purple hearts. He noted that Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman has one for being wounded in combat. Vindman was fired from his position on the National Security Council and escorted from the White House Friday in apparent retaliation for testifying in the House impeachment investigation. Trump, too, has a purple heart — “because his blood type is hamburger grease,” Che added.

Jost complained about Trump’s attack in his State of the Union address on “failing government” schools. “Okay, but you went to private school, and you don’t even know where Kansas City is,” said Jost, referring to Trump’s flubbed twitter congratulations after the Chiefs’ Super Bowl win.